Male sterilisation (vasectomy)
Male sterilisation (vasectomy)Male sterilisation (vasectomy) is a permanent method of contraception that's carried out on a man. Find how it's done, and what to expect. Watch a video about where you...
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Contraception: capsA contraceptive cap is a circular dome made of thin, soft latex (rubber) or silicone. It's inserted into the vagina before sex. Find out how it works. A woman can get pregnant if a...
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Female condomsFemale condoms are worn inside the vagina to prevent semen getting to the womb. Find out how to use them safely. Scroll down to watch a video on talking about using a condom A woman can...
View ArticleIntrauterine device (IUD)
Intrauterine device (IUD)An intrauterine device (IUD) is a small T-shaped plastic and copper device that’s inserted into your womb by a specially trained health professional. Find out how it works, and...
View ArticlePeriods: do I need a doctor?
Periods: do I need a doctor?Dr Laura Cassidy, an obstetrician and gynaecologist, explains what’s normal and what’s not for your monthly period. Periods last around three to seven days. The average...
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Guide to contraceptionContraception is free for most people in the UK. With 15 methods to choose from, you'll find one that suits you. Watch a video about where to get contraception Contraceptive...
View ArticleContraception: what's right for me?
Contraception: what's right for me? There are 15 different methods of contraception. The type that works best for you will depend on your health and your circumstances. Watch a video about where you...
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Contraception decision toolFind out about the My contraception tool, and how it can help you work out which method of contraception is best for you. The sexual health charities Brook and FPA have...
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